But....but....they’re STORE bought eggs!!
My leukemia's back.
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I just fired up the incubator. Got a couple plastic eggs in it to make sure I got the egg turner lined up correctly, and that it's going to turn them right.
Hmmmm Fruit Loops, or store bought eggs.....If you scramble the eggs with onion bits, and add cheese to melt on them, you won't notice too much that they're store bought.
Hmmmm Fruit Loops, or store bought eggs.....If you scramble the eggs with onion bits, and add cheese to melt on them, you won't notice too much that they're store bought.
We need that person here. Many people can't bother to get the carts to the corral even when it is only 1 or 2 spaces over. If you can push through the store and out to the car when it is full, you SURELY can take it to a corral when it is empty. AND, you might notice there are often many more carts in the corrals and strewn through the parking lot than there are in the store, TAKE ONE IN WITH YOU!!!
And you can't because .......
We all need to send @Blooie some real eggs. Or Katie needs to get chickens.
I can see it now, sign in front of Blooie's house when she starts getting dozens of eggs in the mail every day: "Fresh (at least they were when they were shipped) Eggs, $2.50/dozen
You guys aren't helping any!
One of the things I had to adjust to living in south FL, there were no cart corrals at the grocery stores. Rounding up carts was a full time job for an employee.
And at fast food places, there were no trash cans for diners to put their own trash into. There were employees that cleaned up after each diner left.
Took me some getting used to!
The most common place to stick a cart is in the handicapped parking spaces - ask me how many of them I've moved so I could park.
May not be a full time job, but they have to go out frequently to get carts, both from the corrals and all over the lot. There is no reason a store employee should have to bring carts in except after the store closes. People are lazy.
Me too! I have fired up the incubator ... test running... I am collecting eggs. ...What are you going to incubate?
for this first run I am going to do only my bantams. My Ameraucana bantams are laying well!
Those will be purebred chicks... but the other girls in that pen are a bit of a disappointment. 
I had wanted to make green egg layers.. but my three brown egg laying bantams are either 1. laying almost nothing (I have gotten 1 brown egg), or 2. have decided that cream is the new brown.
Seriously... which hen is laying the cream eggs?
In the pen I have ( bantam hens) 3 Ameraucana- so blue eggs, 1 leghorn- white eggs, 1 d'anver-white eggs, 1 blue Wyandotte- brown eggs, 2 Rhode Island Reds-brown eggs.
Soooooo... over the last 4 days I have collected 6 pretty blue eggs, 2 chalk white eggs, 1 brown egg, and 4 cream colored eggs.
Sooooooo.... who is laying what?
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